FIL3854 Final Exam study guide 2023 with complete
solution
Koyaanisqatsi is an example of Abstract Form.
False
American directors and fans of Hong Kong Action cinema, like Quentin Tarantino,
often paid homage to the genre in their films (e.g Kill Bill, Volumes 1 and 2).
True
Understanding a film's ideology typically involves analyzing how form and style
create meaning.
True
Documentaries never use staging, as staging invalidates the film's credibility.
False
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was the first film that mixed animation with live action.
False
Genres rise and fall in esteem and acclaim. The result is the phenomenon known
as perceptual properties.
False
In contrast to traditions, shorter-lived trends in film are known as movements.
True
Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing achieves complete closure at the end of the film;
this is typical of the social-problem genre where all questions are usually
answered by the end.
False
The most influential of the New Wave groups came from the United States.
False
Filmmakers who make an argument in their movies to convince the spectator of
something utilize rhetorical form.
True
DW Griffith was an early influential film director. Some of his creative choices
were unusual for the early 1910s, such as close ups of actors' facial expression.
True
The Soviet Montage movement emphasized individual personalities by using
distinctive and famous actors.
False
French New Wave films continued the experimentation with plot construction
begun by the Italian Neorealists.
True
Believing in the importance of movies, Thomas Edison helped develop both a
camera and a projector that displayed short 35mm films on a large screen by
1893.
False
While the "Western" is most clearly defined by subject, theme, and iconography,
the "horror" film genre is most recognizable by the emotional effect it tries to
arouse.
solution
Koyaanisqatsi is an example of Abstract Form.
False
American directors and fans of Hong Kong Action cinema, like Quentin Tarantino,
often paid homage to the genre in their films (e.g Kill Bill, Volumes 1 and 2).
True
Understanding a film's ideology typically involves analyzing how form and style
create meaning.
True
Documentaries never use staging, as staging invalidates the film's credibility.
False
Who Framed Roger Rabbit was the first film that mixed animation with live action.
False
Genres rise and fall in esteem and acclaim. The result is the phenomenon known
as perceptual properties.
False
In contrast to traditions, shorter-lived trends in film are known as movements.
True
Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing achieves complete closure at the end of the film;
this is typical of the social-problem genre where all questions are usually
answered by the end.
False
The most influential of the New Wave groups came from the United States.
False
Filmmakers who make an argument in their movies to convince the spectator of
something utilize rhetorical form.
True
DW Griffith was an early influential film director. Some of his creative choices
were unusual for the early 1910s, such as close ups of actors' facial expression.
True
The Soviet Montage movement emphasized individual personalities by using
distinctive and famous actors.
False
French New Wave films continued the experimentation with plot construction
begun by the Italian Neorealists.
True
Believing in the importance of movies, Thomas Edison helped develop both a
camera and a projector that displayed short 35mm films on a large screen by
1893.
False
While the "Western" is most clearly defined by subject, theme, and iconography,
the "horror" film genre is most recognizable by the emotional effect it tries to
arouse.
